10) D convergent boundary 5) New ocean floor is constantly being produced through the process know as ? A. Subduction B. Continental shelf C. Sea floor spreading D. Terranes

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10) D convergent boundary

5) New ocean floor is constantly being produced through the process know as ?
A. Subduction
B. Continental shelf
C. Sea floor spreading
D. Terranes

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I think A is the answer

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